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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-31
JAMES \.

Real Es'aic Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
se-lcrsonAl attention given TO Renting House,
Collecting RcuIS, Purchase and saluOt Real Esiato.
Notary Commission tlcd IN rtnIVu ullr0, ren,isn
Vouchers certified. DcpoSliiuus akou in pen,ion
Claims Dccis, Leases, : ana o,hn.
written Instruments prepared Tho Colirrtinn ot
Accounts u Sfeeialty aud prompt IcturnS made.
mrM OFrlCE. No. lGll MARKET sr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-31

BAEuAIHs In Shoes this week ut
l.. V. BLoSD's.
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Proposals for Paving

the Board Of rublc horks until Thupday, June 3,
1851, o. u O'Clock ~, for Paving with Hard Burned
tite Clay Brick such streets rs may DO designated
by the Board. $500
Proposals. may DO made for all tho work done
during the year, or any street separately.
Proposals to DO made by tho square yard, and 10
include all excayat,ng or filling, sand, pitch,
rolling, &c, -
The successful bidder will be required to rive a.
bond In the penal sum Of $1,000 for each separate
street, Or $500 for the whole work.
Each proposal must be accompanied by the
names Of two sureties 10 be offered on baid bond,
suie!es must be cltizcns OF the State Of West Viz.
giuia H-tI raelEGrT -ITIIa-7 Z
The Board reserves the tight to relec. any or all
Proposals should DO addressed to tho Clerk Of the
Board. 49,
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JAS. y. LANCASTER, Clerk my2S
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GEoS N. SHOOK &co!
5GJNIM5EIS
Dress Fabrics!

We have recently purchased
many desirable Dress Goods
sfor Summer Wear at greatly
reduced prices. We are now
in daily receipt Of these, and
Spropose to sell them at prices
much below value.
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Bargains 10 Dry eooda a! LIS. GOoda Co'a
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Ii KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
~ neatly and promptly executed al
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FOR SALE.
The property numbered $50 on Market street.
On the lot are several buildings now rented for
5000 per year. The entire property is now offered
for $500. ,
nyl6 JAMES L. HAwI nv 4
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WAETAGENTs IN YOUR COUNTY.
w 70 soil my now goods sA per wc0k salery,
uuon. RAtc chance. Address with stamp iof
tsfmAtF. n. WKAyER, l99 N, Uyikiou street, Buii.
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wXsrFn.

WANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG
established irm as theIr rtptesentatiye in M avn
shle. Salary incrCRed with experience, N Refer.
cnocs requires. AM MANUFACTURING Houss. 10
Barclay street, New York. L@TS 80 mSiS.,hAI
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Spread roses DER the fathers pail,
Who early to the bugle's Call
Went forth with zeal, went forth with Ire,
Went forth with patriotic fire,
Went forth with locks Of silyer'd rray.
Went forth TO battles fierce array,
Went forth the martyrs rank 10 swell,
Went forth WHERE horse and hero fell,
Went forth al country's earliest call
Spread roses Ger that fathers pail.
Irvine garlands fresh around the tomb,
Where lies the youth ID silent gloom;
The youth who left his mothers side,
The youth who to the battle hIed,
The youth who never had a care,
The youth who never knew despair,
The youth who bnlvcd the cannon's roar,
The youth who fell with thousands more,
The youth who rests In silent gloom
Irvine yHrlanns fnsh aniinh his tnrh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22
neUaE or Commons.
rnn pkMaxD GsoB AEVAn-scHBmuI
vTxM xMn LAID nEkK-

rl1x pkMaxD GsoB AEyAn-sczBnme
vTH TEE LAID nzkL-
LoEDoa, Jaly N.-DT. Tanner, Home
Rule member for Mlddle Cork, ap-
peased in the Commons shis esenina h
0be6innce tn Q summons 10 explain the
charge that be bad called waiter Hume
Lop0 q damned sob" and uasd ether
effenafVe taneuaQe. DR.. Tanner said
that Long had hadQered him repeatedly
ahout bis fTan1eg's1 exclusion from The
division, ana said that was Q nies eel
VOC Rul.s Dr.. TanneF waa sorFy for Fe-
plying 10 Lone - be cid and vishdrev
ne expEe8ton.
eif JuiIEn Golasmish, Labsrnl Union.
iat, asked that TIA matter Be dropped
VII. saith said thai Tanner had
offered no exptAnation of kis absencg
On laal Monday. and Parliament must
mnEk ias sense of his conduct. II
mnnth's saspenzioa Yas TOO lona
tarm, Il woald b shortened
Afaer q ienQshY discussion between
GlsAsl0ne and 6mtih. The lattsR With
dFe9 his notiOn and the iBcident ended
On motieD 70 commit the land blil
Doniaha, MF. II. B. Haldane, LtbeFal
after q ahnFt discngginn, withdrew BIZ
motion, asking thai prOviaiog Be madl
% te2uos tie charges % ITssA lan6, The
Goxsrnmenf pEuuislnG an inqutry tnt1
| aha subiec1.
Hf. Tuliagvorth. DenoeR fer Nosi
| Bradford, LihsEal. Eaogad - adteaRe.
mens of tha dehMta. He appeAlea d
shs 0oysEnmsnt 10 maks . distisci and
teflaite a1ntaDen1 regarding The pro
uQNsd modiaesaion Of tie bin.
Rix william VeFuCn HaEeouFt IN anD
paE4ing TIE motlsn, sid the exi1nt-oi
| he 6ovsFnmenfss tendsF Sag Apparent
Tha Ministry woEs Ruing % Feoe@uaen1
eaheme Of whiah thsg diaAppsoHed
| n erssr 10 b1y fFom ths Unisntsts In
munfty frem 8 rBsolalioz. bQt Pafiia,
asna 1uuid pot sand his Sri q treat
manA.
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HOW nArLnoAD PEOPLE KNDzAvon TO aET
TIE uFPER HAND ON TIE scALPKns.
EAn FRAEoIsco. July 21.-A large
Union Pacific excursion party. consist
ing Of seven Pnllmans, arrived On
Tuesday evening By the Osntral over,
land. There were about 100 excursion.
infA many ef whom viii visit Oregon
and Warrington TeEFitoey. The spot
terz we're about The eoalpernf Offices To-
day watching Che people coming end
going. in order 70 ssttie their identity
when lhey eAouId psssent Themselves e
Ne ofaoe Of the 1ontheEn Pacific Com.
pany 70 have theiF tickets stamped foE
passage 10 he East.
II u evi6ent that the Southefn Paoiae
Company b dsvotinR a good deal ol
time, money and attention 10 The scalp
eFs. and especially 70 Adoiph 0tlinRsF,
Who has made 90 much legal dlfflealty
for the Company Of late, and Who will
probably Be dfsledeed II Il 10 In she
power Of the rsilFoad peopie 10 do 90
fhe loss Of bis 600 worth Of tickets. 81
Of which have been cancelled by thl
Southern Psei9c. has not Discouraged
0tliness In The lsast.
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Ticl<st scalpers Watched
by Spoilers for the
Railroads.
slMte csnysnfisa e Gals Dsnssrafa.
Ii.lias IAboEsrs Knlsa- -sekens e
aChlness PAIlanshreplst- -Iand
Graass Asiuussa Il tAs
Gsneral Land once.


Eow THK nokD HAS Nxnx ooMPKr.xzD Tu
sEEx BUsEEEss n oaLIFoHxzk.
6As FRAnusco, July 2I.-Ths North
eEn Pacifo O0mpany has long been
anxious 30 share with fts mere foEfu-
nately tsrninatsd rivals Ne Vast kdsi-
ness arising in California. OiFenm-
stances, however. pEewsnig6 the aue-
eaasful exeauiion Of thciF designs, one
e the principal Of fhezs being thas the
Norihen PAnihc has really no western
terminus, only reaching Portland over
The track 0f The OEegon short Line.
1hs eomplction Of ita lins 10 Tacoma.
tie oapsnre by the Union Pnci6e 81 the
OEsNon Railway and Navigation Com
/ peny and he partially s1eeeGzful opeE-
ati0n9 IN this city os tks Canadian Pa
ciAc, absolutely forced the Nexthern
Raeiee 10 strive for nhaEe Of the Cal.
isornia business, and also % use every
means u its power % bald up is Wesf-
era leEwlnEa, Iacona. With this pnF-
pose in visW. the directors OF the eom-
pany have been in oommanieati0n late
y With the Pesiao Ooass Steamship
Company for the purpose Of seonrinR,
II possible, steamer line balWeen this
city and Tacoma, % terms similar 10
thoss granted 10 the Canadian Paol6o.
The nseolintioos. Is Is said, have bean
saaceasfni, he PaciGc Coast Steamship
Company agreeing 10 eel apart two Aral /
class steamers to run exclusively be-
tween this eitY and Tacoma. A con.
tract containing The above and other /
ntipniations as approved By the Eorth-
efn Pacific has eeen signed By the di-
r9otora Of the 0ompeny and forwarded \
10 the PaeiAe Ccast Steamship Com
pany for its indoEsemant. 1hs agree
ment 4 70 become ensotivs IN week o.
two.
II b also stated shas the Norshsxn Pa
oi6e hes determinsd on The establish-
ment IN this city Of Al agency separate
from that Of che steamship company.
In charge Of Il will be placed q general i
agent with California connection and
thoroughly acquainted With the freight
and passenger business, who will Be
invesisd with the power Of making such
rates as be may consider necessary 10
lake tEalln. Tits aGeney, when esssb-
liahad, will be another thorn IN the side
of the more direct lines. Nol laboring
undeF the nauna diaaavankQo aa the
Canadian Paeifie, Il viii have much
hetteF chance Of absorbing and doing
business and viii insgitAbly Be effective
Ia bringing sill lower rates On Oalifor-
nia oommodities.
Ths Canadian Paeiflo's one dollar rate
on dried fruit TO Chieaao seems 10 be
ssopiaR The maFke4 In this eommodity.
Tbs agent has already secured Q car
lead for fridays steamer. The ell rail 1
rata 4 q. 20.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

rnE COMMISSIONER on FHE GKzKnAL LkHn
oFE1cn HAs ooMPLxTED A.
ADJUSTMENT.

rnE COMMISSIONER oF FnE dKzKnAL LAND
oFEIcn HAs ooMPLxTxD An
ADJUSTMENT.
WksHzNoros, July H.-The Commis-
sioner Of the General Land Odioe has
completed the a6iastment Of the grant
20 the 6sats Of Kansas for the Miasoui,
Kanaas Il Texas Railroad Company
under the cot in ConaFess Of March s.
1856, and 5uly 26. 1865. The Commis.
siunsF ends that the Company is not
entitled 70 iHdsmnIty fer Iossss Wifhia
IL granted limits By reason of prior
grants, and the reservation By tbs Uni-
ted Stntes for The purpose Of aiding IN
asy object Of internal improvement
whatever. On this basis the Commis-
aioaoR dnds that an exsess Of 80 4Sl
aares over the emoant ieRniiy due haa
| been certified and patented for tbe ben'
eat Of the read. The Company claims
indemnity for ell lossaa Wtthin N
granted lists, no mstteF how occasion
"a, and ehoald the claim be ailo9sd thl
Company vould stlil be entitled 10 504,
loA2. Tee Commissioners recommend
thaa suia be instituted BY the Govern
msni 10 recover ne excess - found b
him.
6noald this dsaaaian be sustained, 4
wils control IN The adjustment Of al
grants of Ike eharaatea.
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uALEAM KAnoRRRS

zwnLyE or THEx KILLED Ri Az ExPRxsa
xAAf1 WHILE AT THkFn wokK.
NEw YoRx, July 2l.--A gang OF Italian
Iaborera were as work baliastinQ The
Erie Railway on q sharp curve, about
three quarters Of 9 mile above Heboken.
Ihe Chicago express train was an hour
late. and rushed round the curve before
TIE men had the siiRhteff warning, and
dashed through tkem. killing twelve Of
hfteen on the spot, and wounding many
o3herg. The shrieka Of the victims we're
heafifendinR, and when the train slowed
up the track presented q sickeninR sight,
being covered With mangled bodice,
rails aRlashed with blood and broken
limbs, and pisces of FacRea hssh bolng
scattered In all diFections. Some Of the
bodies were mangied beyond descFip-
ti6n. aad crushed cut OF al sembiancs
Of humanity. To most Of the victims
death must have come instantly, bat
sone ef them appear 10 be yet qaiVer-
Ing, and life ebbing swsy when TIE
train vas brought 10 q stand still.
TheFe waa only fifteen minutes delay,
and the train which bad wrought %
much disaster, proceeded on its Way
from AllendAle 20 Hoboken.
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EsDEHCn pKDUoKD m TIEn RxAMEa1TIoH
on An OPIUM CASH.

EVIDENCE pKDUoKD m xIEn RxAMKNnxroN
or An OPIUM cAE1.
SAN FnANcEHco, Juiy 2l.--Fhe case Of
Alfred Rhodus, the young man arrested
by the Deputy SaEveyof with q trunk
full ef cans supposed 70 ccntain onium,
came up before United States Oommis-
sloneg Sawyer teday. There VS. bat
one witness. 9 ChinamAn named Joe
ahing. He bIandly explained that be
vas engaged n the opium sasiness. bat
being Of philanthropic disposition. had
turned bis attention 70 preparing rene
dies for cpium tends. His plan, be
said, vas 70 have the viosim drink tee OF
coaee Ia which q preparation 10 dis
solved. GhinR, on being questioned, ad-
mitted that the remedy Is mainly mo
issses. He said that IN ths course Of
his basiness be bought up empty tins
aud filed than with bis remedy, pnt
ting on ne9 coveFn, and sald them 70
ffiends who wanted 10 reform. Shina
ASSERTED positively that iheru waa Ne
morphia 10 bis goods. On this evidences
Commissioners Sawyer dismissed the
eaea.
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TxRs AND sIExssn KETxs Two sUErs
AGAINST nonEnI akRRxTT.

TxH AND sIkxs8n ENzEB TWO sCfrs
AoAHgr nonERI akAKxTT.
Nrw YonK, yaiy 2i.-The World 10.
msFrOw viii paeiish the foilogi1f:
sHeHFT =. Ives and George ". esaynol
have s1ed Robert 6szfett fesssfdas
theV eommanced too aofiona In The Sn-
pFeme ooaFt of this etats end 3 sum.
nons IN each rs esFyeo 90 aarFett last
niaht a the Victoria Hotel. One aclion
b for speciae perfoEmancea on sbe pan
ef Garrett cf 4 e0otraet kaade betWeen
hin and Hsniy ), Ives and 0sorke y.
staynor for the delivery 10 tha lasi
nansd at Q dxod SON . ea1tfoilinG 10
tessaf n the sioek Of ths baitinoge
& Ohie Ralifoad Conpany. Which
oagries with IL both the telegraph
end express oompsnios. The otbtl
snit 4 feg psosnisEy dAmaees fcf tbe
bssakinn es this eontrast. Ihis aolion
% TIE pars Of fsss and aimypug wal
kas.anea on aoeount ef 9arrett's con
eeuplaisd dspnrtars for RufoDs toE0f-
Few. Ths oomplaint 10 he to saiis
Vim be drawn and serrsd ha soen q
puns hlF.
a e.atlsmaa uh0 has bssn sonFsg
suua vie this nsf1sE Efnos - tnesp-
tson. Ma lnsi nigbl 30 q Werld ~.
eolaNr: i am tod - docs elosa q
II. 0sxTstt thai hs has rssstssd a.
eEsrtafs dirtot from Jay Gsaid
"a fhat mar ha tha sxpian4klon
e IA eonduet Il tskfng III
- % fseass fses onl - tkes be ca
| Assl directly With tke 0gzi1 party.
Whan tha WsvId reporter called 90 Mr.
/ Gsrrgst e fhs vist6sia Hotel mBd 2zkst
| shauf fhs saits e fsfs azd StHynor, b
asslinad % spsak about ihe mailsE.
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xHn anHkz MxRLnNMn m NKRnExm pnkn
~ ~ ATH1EAN Nl1z1uMANx.
xowpun, Suly IA dispztch from
a Thnmaa. Wasa AEEiaa, @ga kAe Wet
AfriaHn OempAny hag reeeissd 9uE9 that
HenrY n. stGnlsY. ~ AkrisAn exp,11sr.
- knan shoa daA1 b. netives With
wAem his axpaeitinm Wns G9hAinR h
oR.snr % eA4AlD eErpsiea An0tnaE -
auan1 0Ra lhs1 ahe s1EAU14 on W11et
8tsn,ny Wzz pFueeBdlnE % fha rnltsf e
Rwin Beg was aank, and tn&a ska ex.
cfsFsr uas dr0wnaa Tks fspoEf oi
aRentaRAa dsn1h emanalag fEom 80
n1Ia1fonary "a Maaadi, uhe res9ise1 =
fEom 4 aaatgs from 10 e1untTy. Na
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kuIea n ths Pressaes - ThesS 1ay.
WAmTsaIoz. Id 5giE 3 l.-Laai n,Rbi
Pehss BarkeAroA eRaa y, . wsAise5
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Ths ramor rsemrdixa tha dsntA Of
H1nTy -. SlanfeT y si1eElF dissIeaitsd
h1Ee. TAa l1teEl azlee1lie nEWs fFon
him uas frum AKnWiai, and wsa sent
undef 6nte az June n. "A wonld BE-
/ i1roszihle fsx Z native 50 tsaeA Mataai
/ flon AEuuiml alone. ska distanes neinR
q hhounand milea fhEoneh ths foashsst
lnnnAan
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SlFE DEP0SIT c0MPANI,
umz saasmzss - ms
merohants' nasieasI 8ank.

~twruRrYtws AND yALuAh1sKs,
fSrSanE ana PAnGEEa e "a klne4 ~
e~lvsA fsr sake ksestaE sd s,efslAA
49, 49, Nsgasi1 hexsa q hl1DaLxa
NJ Sr-s = FonfaA 81 Erum % - pnr -
- = iss-'sssnallz - asa. nyt
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OmouEArI, July q. Thomas Eds4E
Powell. noniDsted today IS Cleveland.
e forty three years ola. he y oe Welsh
descent. and uaa born a. Delaware.
Delaware county. Ohio. While aafudnnt
a khe Ohio Wesleyan University n 1854.
be enlisted e. 3 private in "a Ohio ragi-
ment and ssrxed fouR months eubae-
q1ently be graduated acd, having stud.
led Law wsth Col. w. Rnad, formed q
partneFnhip With him. His poliiioal o.
Teer began n 1870, whsn BE beoamo q
speakeF for Greeley. In 1875 hs wss
nominated for Attorney General, and
had tie distinction Of q Defeat BY q
smaller majority than that OF Gov. Wm.
Aliea. Contrary 10 his wishsa iss vas
nominated for Congress Ia l8e1, and
though defeated By Gen. james ). Rob
inson be reduced the Rspablicen major
sty 10 100. 10 1855 be served a. Chair.
man Of tks Democratic SlRfo Oonven-
ton. Daring the past four years be has
had q Law Office IN Colnmbus.
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Au8kAAkA4 A11ANAs
CxKxnIAED. Iuly 9ls-The Dame.
cratic S1Als CnnvsuEiea met here tcdAy,
with George Z. Smey, 0t Tifan. Chair
man Senator Hsary b Payne Waz
pE11ent.
Thomas Edwarf pswali was nunai.
mated toF Governor and ID. Uouiman
uaa nsminafed for Lieatenant Gev-
exnoF b. aoaiamafinn, after ons ballet
bad been taken, tha othsr two
candidates wilhdFawing. Ths tieksf
was oompls1ed as fellows 5adass of
tie sapFenae Court long term, i. Il.
OKitchnald; short term, Fiail Z. Klins;
Aaditog OF STATE, Emil KichWaiisr /;
Treasurer ef STATE, George W. HarpeF
Of Green county; Attorney 8eneral.
Wm. II. Laet, Ottawa eoanfy; msmbeK
Of tha Board a Pahiin Woxka. Peter J /.
Murphy, e BztieF coauiy.
The Convention - $40 adiouEned
skme de,
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SEATTLE ". 7. MORNING, o.


..lrss. - haa ssan ssaslssa fssm
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saN Fnanrmoo. July u "A uAsy en-
neF. wka cams asun fSom Mars Island
nsEY yard tpday, eta1sd tha1 ths rep0ft
thaf FBpsiFg gsse bei1z nada 60 Fag-
Ts9nt's % nae ahir hzrtfc1a has 10
loandAsion. Hs nd thass vsEs % ~
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tAcRAMENfn, July 2f.--Ths aamfrAlty
case OF ID. W. Well ". the ship Andosa.
the hrst suit Of The kind bPsuQht hess.
vas dismissed 0y o1naana Of The United
1tafes District Court yosieEahy, tha
Caplsin Of the ship having paid ths
amount eued for, &88 fhls ault gaa
orought as a tesl casa 30 ascertain
whesheE pllotAae charges oonld Be aol-
lected e the port of Han Redrn. Tue
CaQtaln Of the Audsra e3ald not rs.
main Ia pert long enonRh for The casa
70 come 20 trial, however, and The clain
vas paid.
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faxnssr neAr PslsrsHurc. havinR beesme
9lelasa q rs yaEnz viz, aelIbeEafslg
E1c8 nur oe8d In tie pEea1nce of l14lf
a-ysax cd bey and lAan kidd hiHself.
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WaslINo1o1l, IoI7 tL---Ih9 kN1lld1nl
leeAE sneee the tallo9in0 Appoinimeaes:
donn g. MalAaE. ~ Esxa& 30 Be esese-
tafy q eoe lssEallon and Conz1l Gen-
erai - BaEota, and TAcmas HaEbozr, of
HiEHlnta. g b cansnlar USfk u tie
Unftn8 Ntntsa
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RIoHFIxLD SPnnN0s IN. ", galy Il
-1erafd B. Allen, enc of the Oldesi
and most pEominent oiiiAans Of 81
Louis, eied unexpectedly a. the Sprlno
House this meFninR. Mr.. Allen Was IA
founder and President of the Ruller
Iron Works, Of g. Isouia. and Presl.
dent af ihe Missouri RsnnAiieam News
pager Company. He was also pF0ml-
nent IN social enterprises IN 81. Louls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

BxRIxN, July ai.-Maeh military 20
livi,y is reported ~ Nets. Tee snlaFe.
ing OF tbo evolnllone of NE tFoops Il
ps0oeedsng constantly. The work ls
condneied al nighl By the sid Of electric
hGhts. The balloon department % en-
perimentina with vieg 20 trying the
dealFuetiyo eject ef dynamite Whan
hurled upon forts from balloons.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

MIsaloz HAN Joss goal) }, Jaiy 2l.-Ai
ilso this morning 0rsalFe Mouthon
killed hts partner, Llouis Dare. -
shooting him through TIE head Wkile
Dare Iay sleeping Ia hiR bad. MOuthon
then pnlied GOT huge Dirk knife and
stabbed himself thronQh aha hfoast
Death gal instantaneous IN both Gases.
Thtse parties are rscee3 arrivals from
San Francisco. The oanBe Of The mar
der b nel yea known. Dare vas mar
fied and MoulhoH waa q single man. Il
y alleged thai Aonthoa vas crazy ffom
drink, having made 9 peoviUns atiompa
a guiaife laat Sunday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

MOSCOW, July aL-M. KafkoH, sditor
OF the Moscow Gassfts, uho VS. lhoaahl
70 Be conyaiasoonk has had a relapag,
and is nov tfvina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

butler Bu1le11aas, James street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

Pass. gniy 1l.-Es Prunes STATES thal
ths ulsznbar1 % fbs past9 of ths hiahl
sfteF ths eshnesbeiil l1al4s9i plapuss1
q f54nesni Bguiannss skat be mMka &
uncnaIahisl s1ap - sfai. Ne nalpcndsaI
81 epsF / take baEi q = cssN q sfet Il
VII hs anslnEl fAa wo1aEcot1s a1t q
ee~l,,asin fhn Rsuwhli6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

P4NzA. Jniy zl.--Ds Lamepm prBaidea
e todag's EessinR q ihs ahalskclassa
81 tbs pnuama CEnaL Don PbaFo,
EmpafoF u Brazil, was Pssaoul. The
mnnnai report ahgwaa q eaamemss in lha
ieruuss on10dsnee tkai tks canal void
Be aps4ad 10 ie bul u expgeaIsd lha
bopS thn1 euEBeolion bet~oeu tho A.
ianais and RnciHe wpula than axisG
asross the fslhnna af Psnana, and tks
ussks weald b eomFlstsd saos aftas
wArds
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

-. GAN UAk-y
. gr6axKY AND coUNskk4oh'Ad
q s.irs.1 y Puusln ss'dinE sssus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

81. PEFERsBURa, Jelly Alan ollclal
annsancemant of ths Rdiuslmenk of ths
AfEnAn fruut1er dizFute states tAas hy
tne terms af tee eetslemeol the Districts
q Coaaais ana ktola8alehie rsuain ID
t1e possession Of AfghAnistAn, whils
AaasaA Obtains certain pastars along she
kushnk EivsF and from sarpk TaFeo
mana by the arfanQenena AZ isSk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

MIMAnARoE1u. Jusy 9i.--in the Goa.
voution Of Ne railway STATEN aaante
today the matter Of forming q mutual
RusFsatee association fos tbe bsbsat of
railway employees, waa dinaaa9sd ana
favored. u viii aoon Be Incorporated.
rhs association decided 10 bold its neat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

BKmEm, Jaiy "a Empafog Wnliam
vii 20 70 kouiasbsrg on Hepa. slh he
wlH witness tbs manesasaT1 Of tie
lFoopa from thn esh ta NE Oh. and wii1
rotnrn 10 Berlin hY wAy of DANTE and
Ststlin on the l0Ih.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

PAnm, July 2l.-Paul ds houisds,
leader % the revenge party has de.
elined b enter q oonles1 for tho vacant
SCAT In The Chambar Of Deputies f0r iha
Department Of Meen, bat u 4 boliesed
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